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Studies on the polarographic adsorptive complex waves of germanium-alizarin red S

Nanqiang Li, Cui Yi

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In a supporting electrolyte containing 6 × 10−5 M Alizarin red S, 0.2 M NH3-NH4Cl, at pH 8.2-8.6, three adsorptive complex waves of germanium-Alizarin red S have been obtained by single-sweep polarograph. The most sensitive one among them is at Ep=−1.130 V (SCE). The compositions of the complexes and the mechanism of electrode processes were studied in detail.

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In a supporting electrolyte containing 6 × 10−5 M Alizarin red S, 0.2 M NH3-NH4Cl, at pH 8.2-8.6, three adsorptive complex waves of germanium-Alizarin red S have been obtained by single-sweep polarograph. The most sensitive one among them is at Ep=−1.130 V (SCE). The compositions of the complexes and the mechanism of electrode processes were studied in detail.

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In a supporting electrolyte containing 6 × 10−5 M Alizarin red S, 0.2 M NH3-NH4Cl, at pH 8.2-8.6, three adsorptive complex waves of germanium-Alizarin red S have been obtained by single-sweep polarograph. The most sensitive one among them is at Ep=−1.130 V (SCE). The compositions of the complexes and the mechanism of electrode processes were studied in detail.

Key concepts: Polarography, Chemistry, Alizarin, ALIZARIN RED, Germanium, Electrolyte, Supporting electrolyte, Electrode

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